Roberto Mercadini: the writer and performer on tour throughout the summer with shows from his repertoire

Roberto Mercadini: the writer and performer on tour throughout the summer with shows from his repertoire.

After publication, last June 6, of the new book published by Rizzoli "The woman who laughed at God. And other stories from the Bible”, welcomed immediately for the original way in which the author retraces the events of the characters seemingly more unlikely than in the Old Testament are chosen by God to carry out his will, the writer Roberto Mercadini continues his live activity with numerous events throughout the peninsula and a busy, continuously updated calendar.

Writer, performer and popularizer, both in his texts and in his monologues Roberto Mercadini addresses various topics and themes in an ironic and passionate manner, such as art, science, religion, current events or history, each time offering its audience new interpretations and food for thought.

For a few years, alongside his intense live activity, it also offers a series of informative content on your own channel YouTube in the form of short monologues, garnering the appreciation of a transversal audience made up of over 175.000 users and increasingly establishing itself as a real point of reference on the web for the younger generations.

Furthermore, among January and April 2023, Was regular guest of the program "Gorgeous Frame” conducted by Geppi Cucciari broadcast on Rai3, presenting interventions on various topics, conquering, episode after episode, even the television audience with his dialectical skills.

In addition to his latest book “The woman who laughed at God,” Mercadini published three other novels published by Rizzoli: “Perfect History of Error” in 2018, “Atomic Bomb”, elected by the competition organized by Robinson of La Repubblica as the Best Book of 2020, and the most recent “Ingenuity and Darkness”, released in 2022.

In a summer full of events, there are many shows taken from his vast repertoire that will be staged: from “The Strangest of Wonders. Monologue from and about Shakespeare” to “Black fire on white fire. Sprawling journey through the Hebrew Bible”, passing through “Orlando furioso”, “Felicità for dummies. Happiness for the denied", "We are the soil, we are the earth", "The beauty of words. Stories about talking to each other” and “Little Boy. Incredible and true story of the atomic bomb", up to the lesson on Renaissance painting in "The art of being new" and the journey through the works of two rival geniuses in "Leonardo and Michelangelo. The design of invisible things”.